Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-27
Buyer 1SS7-30O tons, 50 OF; 100, So Oh.
Seller lS57-SO0 tons, 81 0514; 500, 81 05 q ctl
YESTERDAY AFTERNooN's sEssIo

Buyer 1880 tons. 50 o.; 100, s. Oh.
Seller lS57-SOO tons, 81 0514; 500, 81 O5 o ctl.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Seller lsS7-70O tons, s. O2a4; 100, s. OPS; 500,
g OPS; $50, 81 05; 100. 81 031a; 100 s. 035 200
81 Oh: 100 s. O5; 1OO 81 o515; 400 s. O5l; 100
Buyer season-l0O tons, 50 90
! Buyer lSS7-l00 tons, s. %; 100, 81 CO; 200,
81 0534; 200 81 0614; 100 81 0615; 300 s. OF p ctl
BARLEY-Is very dull of sale. Feed of the
better quality is held at 81 OPS, but it will not
bring that price at the moment and the tendency
of the situation seems to be downward For
some days fair product has been offering nj 81 q
| ctl, and appearances rather indicate that lower
prices will have to prevail before there is much
| trading. In old Brewing there is no quick
movement. Buyers do not seem inclined to
purchase large lots, so that there is no oppor-
tunity for business of magnitude From 81 Is
to 81 20 q ell is about the range for fair to good
quality New Brewing has not yet made any
figure on the market in the way of sales 1t has
been offering freely, but anything like fair bid
was next to impossible to obtain. AT this time
last year there was pretty good Overland ship
ping trade, but higher freight charges are said TO
have closed this avenue. Still it is stated that
engagements are being made to forward more or
less new Brewing to the East by way of Panama.
Relief in any direction would be acceptable to
dealers. Samples of Chevalier are exhibited on
Change, but the variance between the views of
buyers and sellers is rather wide, and it will
take time to harmonic differences.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNISG SESSION
Buyer 1Ss7-3OO tons, Sill; 100. 81 1881; 800,
81 III; 800, 81 1l3s: 400 81 III; 100 81 49,.
Seller 1887, new-l00 tons 81 015s; 100, 81 O134;
200, 81 0l5s q ctl.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Seller 1887 new-1o0 tons, 81 OPS; 100, 81 O234
OATS-Are in slow demand. New crop is
coming to hand, and consignments interfere
somewhat with the sale of old. Jobbers are
about the only buyers, and their wants are not
extensive at present. Taken altogether, the
situation is anything but favorable for
the. selling interest We quote as follows
So; No. ?, 81 4OCG1 As; Milling 81 coal IS;
Surprise, 81 70@1 rs.
C0RN-Market quiet, with easy tone to large
Yellow. Offerings of small Yellow are light,
but the demand Is not urgent. Sales of White
were checked by high asking rates, but
prices have been lowered We quote: Califor-
mia, large. Yellow, 81 1O@1 1212; small Yellow,
81 l5@1 III; White. 81 25t91 80 p ctl.
CORNMEAL-Mile quote Feed at SIG 506
81 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
s% n11 pae9kRsgeMs 219@2 11of n - coo
for old process and s27 50 q ton for new process
at the mills:
sEEDs-We quote as follows: Mustard, Brown,
3@S1ac; Hemp, 314g.S54 Rape 2@219c; Timothy,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at S25@S29 q ton.
HAI-Receipts are increasing and prices are
on the decline. wequote old: Wheat, SlI61i 30
Barley s961l; Dat, SlOa12 We quote new:
Wheat, Sl3@15 30; Barley. S10@12; Dat, Sl1@13 50;
Alidl1d, Flu II per ION.
STRAW-Quotable at 35650c z bale.
HOPS-New crop Russian River are offered to
arrive at 20c, but there are no buyers. Old PRO.
duct is nominal at l2@15c q h.
RHE-OheringS are neglected. Quotable at
81 456r1 50 4 ctl.
BUCKwHEAT- Quotable at 81 O591 Is q ctl,
according to quality.
POTA1 OES-Fair trade at wide range in
prices. Quotable at i0G75c q ell.
0NIONS-Steady at 65@15c = ctl for Silver
skins There is no custom for lied, and holders
will accept almost any offer.
BEANS-Not much trade. Buyers have the adj
vantage. Bayos, S2@2 so; Butter, 81 1902; Pink
81 S5@l %: Red, 81 1901 IS Lima, 81 75@2 Is;
VEGETABLES-There is an abundance of
everything in season. Prices are wholly on the
side of buyers. We quote iobbing lots as follows
SOC q box: Green Peppers SO@60c Z box; Green
Peas. 215@3c p ID +; Tomatoes, 25G35c q box
for Vacaville, and 65cG75 p box for river
Green Corn, 75cGSl q box; Green Okra Sale
Squash, 35G5oc 2 box Artichokes, 100
l5c a dozen Carrots, S5@50e y ctl; TuTnips
25G5o3 : Gil Beets, 75c@S1 "a sack; Parsnipa,
9@sl 3 ct; Csuiiaower, 5oG65e y dozen;
Cabbage. 50@75c p Gil: Garlic, 11zc p b
Celery, 53tG6ec p dozen; Dry Peppers, S910c:
Dry Okrs. 15@20c y n
most varieties. Watermelons are just coming
into market and regular daily shipments are
now promised. Cantaoupes are enlarging in
quantity. Peaches are in heavy supply. Plums
are in large overstock, with prices very weak.
Figs are not seen to any extent, and small ar
rivals of good quality are placed to advantage.
Choice Apples aud Pears are in demand at steady
figures. Mexican lines sell very cheap. We quote:
Crab Apples 40650c p box; Cantaloupes S2d3
2 case; Watermelons, s1j@20 2 hundred Grapes
:S0d zoe = box: do, Muscat 81 20G so = box; Nee
tarines . 950c = box; Peaches, l5G35c p box and
I5G%5c Z bskt: Apples, 50cdSl p box, and 2569
soc p basket; Pears, 50el75c Z box. and 25G40c p
bskt Bartlett 75cGs1 % Z box; Figs, 75c69S1 25 p
box Strawberries, S5d6 = chest; Blaekber-
ries, 1908 80 z chest Raspberries, 81 50G6
p chest; Plums, l@2c q b. Apricots, 309
Soc p box; Mexican Lines. SECS p box
for common, sS94 2 box for choice; Tahiti Or
anges, 81 box; sansnss s2a4s bunch;
Pineapples. sac a dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are lower In an
other week there may be further changes as
new crop will likely be coming to hand with
moderate freedom. We quote Sundrfed Ar
Alden and Plummer, 1214c; Aprieots. 11@12c for
sun dried bleached; do, sun-dried, 6ISG7c;
Blaekberries. Ioc Smyrna Figs, 1z5&a1lc for
Ice; Peaches 17@1se for peeled, and SO
1Oo for unpeeled Pears, 394c for whole and 10
SC for sliced machine-dried, 1lG,1214c Plums,
Sc for pitted and 2e14c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes 7@Sc; French PrIInes, 9G10c = Il:
Raisins, London Layers, 81 50G1 20 , box. with
2o@25c advance for fractions: Common, 81 100
HoNEY-choiee product is not plentiful.
Prices steady We quote Comb, 12tGl4c p
u for choice and case for common; bright
BUTTER-Strictly prime product has been in
more limited supply during the past week, per-
haps than at any time before this season. As
consequence, stock of this character has ad-
vanced in price, giving improved tone to the
general market We quote follows
Fancy. 25d26c good to choice, 22tzG24c:
fair, I9G2lc: mixed lots, 169ISc; irkin, pc
for fancy, lS@2oc for fair to good, and I1Gl3c
= d for poor picked roll, 23@2ic 2 D. East
ern, 1S@l5e 2 b for ordinary TO fairly good
quality.
CHEESE-The market is well furnished with
an article of good quality. Quotable at Io6I1c
= h for choice, cased, and 9G10e for fair to good
quality
EGGS-Shipmenis direct from the ranch bring
top prices but the market is glutted with oTEii-
nary stock. which does not fare so well. The
Eastern article is well represented. There is
considerable poor stock of both imported and
domestic that is hard TO sell, even at conces-
sions on the lower quotation Quotable ut 23G25c
Rdozen for ranch and 2en22c for store eonsign-
ments inferior. l6dlSc Eastern, l5s5lsc p doz
POULTRI-Full-grown chickens command
sui figures. but other stock drags- Turkeys at
the moment sell well. though say slight excess